when people respectively be latvian so russians are going to. go to the shop to. delhi charm to the medical care. to social. agency they have no difference in treatment well so's persons respectively who they are but they are sort of russians if the person hasn't. or hasn't hit a citizen ship. this person concept ploy to be civil servant let's apply for the policeman. or to be elected as a deputy that's a major difference and the rest well you kind of course the professions of of civil service you can name in fifty very very asians but at the very end it remains only civil service and that's a difference. you mentioned the equal treatment but there was this this news story in the news recently about the doctors that the that that they were members of the ruling party and they declared there and the willingness to to give medical systems to the russian speakers because they called them occupiers tell us more about the story and what was their reaction to that comment pleat mistreatment and cunt promptly misinterpretation was all over the use of this yeah i know you

often glorified with a large beer now that's another problem that needs to be dealt with by the latvians themselves and the local authorities however the two presidents agreed that a special commission will be created to deal with these differences in the reading of the history allowing. the cadaver dogs and scientists to discuss this issue in detail however most analysts agree that this first visit by a life is president could be the first step towards normalization of the relations between the two countries daria perscribe reporting live from moscow. a group of influential iranian m.p.'s have voted for tehran to break all diplomatic ties with the u.k. after its ambassador criticized the country's human rights record the move comes on the back of iran's claim that britain's intelligence service was involved in the assassination of a top nuclear scientist. sharia was killed during a bomb attack in the iranian capital last month but to run based political commentator qiang mokhtari says to break up diplomatic ties is a warning that iran will not stand for britain's madley. iran doesn't se

status of and deprived of their basic political rights such as for example they can't vote in any latvian elections as well as a social and economic rights russia's president meeting with it is said that the problem has been discussed it is indeed a very sensitive issue as the lives of many people are impacted and he also said that the problem primarily needs to be dealt with by the local authorities now of course the other problem between russia and large here is the different reading of history at large he has always maintained that was occupied by the soviet troops russia has always disagreed with that sounds and nationalist moves and research will be are quite strong in latvia now the two presidents agreed that a special commission will be created to deal with these differences in the reading of the history allowing academics and our scientists to discuss this issue in detail however most analysts agree that this first visit by latvian president could be the first step towards normalization of the relations between the two countries . here with our team live from moscow on the way in

as scientists to discuss this issue in detail however most analysts agree that this first visit by latvian president could be the first step towards normalization of the relations between the two countries . here with our live from moscow on the way in just a few minutes wiki leaks worries find out what the united states thinks about and could have in store troubled arab nation. but first a group of influential iranian and paintings have voted for tehran to break all diplomatic ties with the u.k. after its ambassador criticized the country's human rights record the move comes on the back of the advance claim that britain's intelligence service was involving assassination of a top you'll soon find such a huge star rar was killed during a bomb attack in the iranian capital last month there on race little commentator qian mokhtari says the threat to break off diplomatic ties is a morning that iran not than britain's member. iran doesn't seem problem problem with britain and the us for as long as. i could i mix and scientists are not assassinated in broad daylight in tehran very little happens

now this festive season the latvians believe they have an extra cause for celebration five hundred years since the first christmas tree was decorated there but one of the country's neighbors is bristling at the plants. found out why. it's a white christmas in a stone and lot there a fluffy snow fairy alliance and mulled wine all the ingredients of the proper christmas spirit but instead of gifts there is a pile of historic arguments on the tree the two neighbors are in a bitter dispute over who was first to come up with the festive for your let's light up the tree here in riga sasha helps her daughter to decorate her fourth christmas tree there in no doubt whose fruits shines the brightest and for the longest time. of course is very pleasing to think that the first time a christmas tree and hit here in latvia and we have historic proof to back this claim everybody here knows that it was dressed with flowers and very soon here in riga in fifteen ten. but head north and that theory has been cut down to size before somebody. document but. before i can believe but no i say. the. first christ

discriminated against when they're applying for a job as well as those people who don't don't speak latvian language they also have many many problems in everyday lives it has to this issue was the focus of. all of the bilateral talks russia's president meeting with have said this is a very sensitive issue. that has an impact on the lives of many people living in lots here who don't plan to move out of there or even don't often have where to move and the issue has to be primarily dealt with by the local authorities another thorny issue in the by the relations is the common history when. there were two soviet republics logic claims to have been occupied by the soviet troops and the nationalist moods are quite often very strong in latvia the soviet. the selvage veterans are also often discriminated against they have lower pension pensions while the. last v.n. . troops which were. some of which were not collaborating with the nazi regime are often glorified within the republic and. that issue indeed is also one of the. let's say one of their strongest standing within the bilateral relations ru